OTC Birth Control Won’t Help Women If They Don’t Get Better Information
Much of the medical establishment treats women’s bodies like inconvenient problems in need of quick, cheap fixes, not information and careful guidance.
New York’s New Law Isn’t Abortion Extremism, It’s Abortion Consistency
When we call late-term abortion ‘extreme,’ we imply that there is a more moderate abortion position, something more palatable; this is not true.
How Trump’s Conservative UN Social Policies Strengthen Foreign Relations
The Trump administration’s instruction to strike references to ‘sexual reproductive health’ and clearly define ‘gender’ terms at the UN makes sense for U.S. foreign policy.
Why Handing Out Birth Control Will Not Help Women Manage Fertility The Way They Want
Long-acting reversible contraceptives might not be the godsend that people keep claiming––especially if doctors aren’t informing their patients properly.
7 Lies Planned Parenthood’s New President Pushed On ‘The View’
Leana Wen is pushing the same propaganda that her Planned Parenthood predecessor Cecile Richards did, doubling down on the ‘abortion is health care’ meme.
6 Ways To Help Women When Abortion Is Finally Outlawed
When Roe v. Wade is finally overturned, the matter will be left to the states. Some states will ban the practice, and more will follow suit.
Why Pregnancy Loss Should Be A Unifying Principle In The Women’s March
If organizers want to talk about reproductive rights, they need to address the widespread but completely neglected issue of pregnancy loss.
Study Of 1.8 Million Women Links Birth Control And Breast Cancer
Danish researchers have found there are approximately 13 additional breast cancer cases for every 100,000 women who use hormonal contraception for one year.
New Study Finds Hormonal Birth Control Triples Women’s Risk Of Suicide
The pill was introduced nearly 60 years ago. Why are we only now beginning to document some of hormonal birth control’s serious side-effects?
Stop Denying Science. Birth Control Isn’t Necessary For Women’s Health
I wonder if the women using the #Fight4BirthControl hashtag understand how the contraception mandate works. Or how insurance works. Or birth control itself, for that matter.
Are Abortion Reversals Science Or Scam?
Hundreds of children may owe their lives to a promising new medical protocol called abortion reversal, which may increase in demand due to the new ten-week abortion pill.
What Rocket Science Can Teach Pro-Life Feminists About Helping The Whole Woman
Authentic reproductive health care should safeguard the lives of the most vulnerable women and children by ensuring that it is safe both to give birth and to be born.
Nicholas Kristof’s Birth Control Advice Hurts Women And Demeans The Poor
If I, a ‘grandmotherly,’ post-abortive woman, could speak to Kristof’s 17-year-old girl, I would tell her this: If you are being coerced, abused, molested, or raped, I can get help for you.
Feminists’ Post-Election Panic Over Birth Control Is Shallow And Manipulative
What matters most to feminist progressives is the need to help women keep their ‘uteruses as vacant as Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court seat.’
Hormonal Birth Control Is Too Dangerous To Dispense Without A Prescription
Given what we now know about the health dangers of hormonal birth control, making it available without a prescription is a troubling public health policy driven by politics, not science.
The Problem With Male Birth Control Is Not That Men Are Wusses
It’s easy to dismiss these side effects as trivial, and to laugh at men for being weaklings. But the potential side effects were dangerous, and women should not accept them, either.
NFP Is A Way To Agree Woman’s Bodies Aren’t Bad
Women are not born broken. Our bodies are burdensome in certain respects, but some burdens are worth carrying. That’s the truth about natural family planning.
Ladies: Is Birth Control The Mother Of All Medical Malpractice?
In the case of no disease, prescribing chemicals with side effects and long-term health risks would be considered inexcusable by any medical standard. Except if it’s birth control.